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    Did you know that up to 20% of people experience symptoms of depression? There are many different causes to depression. Some can be the loss of a loved one, divorce, and even person failure at work, home, or even within your family. However, an individual might feel down and unhappy and not know the cause of it. Depressive disorders are disorders in which the person suffers from depression- an unrelenting lack of pleasure in life. Depressive disorders are extraordinarily common. Major depressive…

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    docx 1 / 4 Depression Introduction: Depression: mental illness is caused by sadness, frustration and lack of desire for life which is normal, but if it continues more than two weeks and the disease to hamper everyday life Note Important: depression is a common disease among the people, where 10 Symbols of people to fall ill moping in his life and frequently in women than men and frequently in the age group between 24 to 44. (1) Statistics for the disease of depression: Depression is a…

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    that can be helped with the right care and treatment. Mild anxiety can result in many things, such as worry, trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, loss of interest, substance abuse, loss of concentration, loss of appetite or overeating, not being able to sit still, and needing constant reassurance (Bjornlund). Someone that has anxiety will constantly worry, usually about little things. And they will have struggles socializing in…

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    Teen depression is no joking matter; it kills hundreds of teenagers every year and should not be something to just put down on a desk and get to it later. Frances Griffiths say "Depression is a major public health concern worldwide." (Senthilingram). Studies show that more than two thousand high school students in the United States have depression and roughly around 2.6 million teenagers from the age of twelve to seventeen have had some kind of depressive issues in the year 2013 (Senthilingram)…

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    Depression is not just a change in ones mood or a sign of weakness; it’s actually a medical condition with many factors such as emotional and physical behavioral symptoms. Many people in today’s society are ashamed to seek appropriate help and end up suffering through these hard times alone, which leads to many harmful behaviors and even worse case scenario, such as death. What people fail to realize is that depression is a health problem that has treatments, but in order for it to work one must…

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    days. Depression, on the other hand, is a mood disorder causing a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. It is a common and serious mental illness. It interferes with daily life and causes pain for both the depressed person and those who care about them. Depressed individuals have higher risk of committing suicide and are also at a higher risk of developing other psychiatric illnesses. It is a disease with both genetic and environmental causes. When learning about depression, it…

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    loose their torrents of premature rain. This same situation holds true with countless cases of adolescent depression that can not be driven away by therapy and placebos. Antidepressants can be imperative for teenagers with depression through reassurance that their disease is curable, benefits not offered by other forms of treatment, and preventing possible fatality. Dysthymia, or chronic depression, is a mental disease characterized by a lingering sorrow, self-loathing, and immense feeling…

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    news, and entertainment media, and yet not many people seem to have a very good knowledge of the subject. Depression is a horrible disease that can affect anyone, including my own sister Nakita Menke. From the causes to the symptoms to the effective treatments, the aspects of it vary greatly. The one thing that each case has in common is the suffering of the afflicted individual. Depression affects millions of people across the world, and it affects every one of them differently. Everyone in the…

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    Over the course of history many psychological disorders have been discovered by researchers. Some of them are Bipolar disorder, Depression, Anorexia, Bulimia and Addiction. Of all these disorders, one of the most common disorders is Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD. SAD is characterized by recurring bouts of Depression and Sadness during the colder months of the year, along with excessive hunger, tiredness, and weight gain. SAD is usually more prevalent in Northern Climates, and can be found…

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    Bio-Psychosocial Model

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    Cognitive-behaviour to the popular approaches of psychotherapy. Nowadays, we no longer burn, drown or give lobotomies to people suffering from a depressive disorder. We are much more aware that the environmental factors can have as much affect on depression as the physical factors involved, and usually it is a combination of the two that best describes the causes. The mind and the body work together in ways that we are still finding more evidence for everyday. In the mental health community…

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